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On this day in 1904, warships from Russia's Baltic Fleet en route to the Far East mistake British fishing trawlers in the North Sea for Japanese torpedo boats and open fire. Britain comes close to declaring war over what becomes known as the Dogger Bank Incident.

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Betsy is now Captain Britain and a power psychic as ever.

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Lukas Werneck's exclusive variant of Excalibur for Unknown Comics

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She really said "fuck your prophecy" Nothing but respect for my Captain Britain.

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HIII PROMO ME

i’m chris! enby from britain who likes bbc ghosts, bfb, and more :)!!!

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deregulation & pure free-market caused the 2008 financial crash, leading to a decade of which left Britain vulnerable to

Yet since 2009, Britain's richest 1,000 people INCREASED their wealth by nearly £500 BILLION.

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Died in 1743: Swedish painter active in Great Britain (1659-1743)

Portrait of Jane Wyndham of Dunraven, ca. 1700

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Died in 1743: Swedish painter active in Great Britain (1659-1743)

Portrait of Bainbrigg Buckeridge (1668-1733), 1696

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Died in 1743: Swedish painter active in Great Britain (1659-1743)

Portrait of Thomas Hopsonn (1642-1717), 1705-8

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Died in 1743: Swedish painter active in Great Britain (1659-1743)

Self-portrait, 1691

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🐦 Birds of Britain
London, A. and C. Black, 1907.
https://t.co/mCzqn6YhUI

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🐦 Birds of Britain
London, A. and C. Black, 1907.
https://t.co/xc3a2ZxQAC

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The Dutch and English Fleets by Martinus Schouman

Wonderful traditional seascape of the fleets of Britain and the Dutch, https://t.co/C0IxVOWXZT

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The Fairy Lovers, by English painter Theodore von Hoist (1840). Tate Britain.

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A moment of silence for the bootleg Captains Britain caught in IP Purgatory

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"The team is left changed in the aftermath of X OF SWORDS... and some things lost cannot be replaced."

CAPTAIN BRITAIN LEAVING EXCALIBUR FOR BREXIT CONFIRMED!

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Do you have a favorite X of Swords cover that features Captain Britain yet? These four have been my faves!

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A mini picture for my piece today. Some Para action. Was thinking Op Market Garden.

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1582: Pope Gregory XIII reformed calendar introduced by Julius Caesar in 45 BC; 4 Oct then 15 Oct! Not implemented in Britain until 2 Sept 1752 (170 yrs after mainland Europe)! Some in Ireland adopt it! Changed so Easter date more accurate!📷detail from Gregory XIII's tomb

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